arianas %riety;;~ · Micronesia's Leading Newspaper Since 1972 ~ evvs Gov't may close E~otex By Zaldy Dandan still consulting with his advisers Tenorio told members ofSaipan' s Variety News Staff as to what action to talce. media. EUROTEX Garments has more The governor, the source said, "(But) if we find that it's not than enough labor, fire safety and could · either allow Eurotex to true, that we don't have a sweat­ building code violations to jus­ "remedy" its violations, or order shop, then I will write a letter to tify the closure of its factory in the closure of its factory. the federal government and tell San Vicente, the Variety learned Tenorio visited Eurotex' s gar­ them to shut their mouth or yesterday. ment factory Thursday to look up, whatever," he said. Inspectors from the Division of into alleged "sweatshop" work­ After visiting Saipan last Feb­ Labor, Departments of Public ing conditions. ruary, Sen. Frank H. Murkowski Works, Public Safety, and Public However, Tenorio arrived at (R-Alaska) told a U.S. Senate Health submitted to Gov. Froilan the factory past 12 noon. His in­ hearing that Eurotex was one of C. Tenorio reports described by a spection took place while all the · the "sweatshop" factories on government source as "all very workers were out for lunch. Saipan. Tenorio, who was joined by negative." "I want to know for myself if Gov. Tenorio, with DOLi Sec. Sablan during last week's tour of Eurotex. "The violations were across the we do have a sweatshop here.We Labor and Immigration Secretary board," the source said. will close it down if they're not Thomas Sablan and Labor Direc­ As of yesterday, Tenorio was complying with our regulations," Continued on page 19

~11,-1,ai,~~'.}}\By:\~af11el·H~ Arroyo . ·; ::;: Jff'yanaty.fyews Staff . ·.. ·... . . < \/CONSTRUCTION for a new ti6i!ildilig that· "'.ill house ~e ·' }Retirement Fund's central of.:, .. · · /flee •on .Saipan is expected to · /start by the middle of ne;t '.;;i:i:ioxith; Fµnd ·Administrator ·· }~~ward H:: Manglona dis~ .. · tclosed. . . i/ lit an. interview; Manglciria ; ~aid plans are being :finalized for :the three-story building projecttb .· be located just across theAdmin- . : istration Building.in Capitol Hill. . ·.· •. _•. Edward H; Ma~glona :· .. ''We'relookfugatthemiddleof ::Augusttostartconstruction. we're building in 11 years. · ,'.goingtobuildthis,ourownoffice, '.1t's an investment scheme ;so we can save money and lease _that we have engaged in, be~ :: outt~oflOOIStogovemmentagen- cause we think it is in the best ;_des to. recover the cost," interest of the Fund and also, . · :l\fanglona said.. . ~or ~. little .bit of diversifica.: .; : Based on. estimates . · tion; he srud. An emergency medical technician attends to a toddler who was hurt during a vehicular accident in Dandan tM#ijw1~::~d'.~e,r,un1:~l:: .. :f~~or~~ to ~e_rund ad- . Saturday. Also in photo is the boy's father, shown clutching his unconscious baby, minutes after the car they :~~~-~?,l"ff9J~t~~f.~~-~~f.t11~ •. ·.·::\;:, :{.::A.e:ryJl~-~~-:9,~.:e~g~ were riding were hit by another vehicle. -Photo by Ferdie de la Torre 1~- _._; Boy hurt in mishap Tenorio asks President Clinton By Ferdie de la Torre The boy, described as four to 'Do- yo~ still want the NlVll Variety News Staff six years old, suffered head inju­ A BOY was seriously injured ries. He was admitted at the Com­ during a smashup involving three monwealth Health Centerand was to remain part of the US?' vehicles along the highway in last.reported under observation. Dandan Saturday morning. Another baby, about one to two By Zaldy Dandan world opinion against us. Perhaps · According to Tenorio, the years old, was also injured and Variety News Staff this is a sign that you don't want CNMI is accused by federal of­ ?w~---}·\_'.\.·\:•···.:,:.-}:?,>\h:\::;;.:;·:·t::?·_::::~'._, talcen to a Guam hospital. . CITING the "backstabbing" of us to continue as part of the United ficials for violations of labor · ·e····r· Initial information showed that federal agencies "out to pro­ States." Continued on page 16 }; ' . . ...: ' .. , .~ ...... :: ea the boy and and two babies were mote their own private agenda," • j • ',, •••• '· ,:,·, ••• witJ:i their parents on board a Gov. Froilan C. Tenorio has Hyundai Sonata with license plate written to President Clinton Outlo.ok ABG-315 when the accident hap­ Wednesday to ask whether the pened at about 8:45 a.m. federal government still wants Unconfirmed reports indicated the CNMI to be part of the that the family could be on their United States. way to a relative's house to help · "We see the United· States in the preparation for a birthday using its foreign affairs_ power party. to hurt us, rather than to repre­ The Variety gathered that while sent us and support our reform a white Mazda car (license plate efforts," Tenorio in his letter AAZ-867) driven by a woman said. was travelling towards Dandan "We see federal officials Homestead, a Toyota pick up truck dredging up old cases to keep ·Froilan C. Tenorio Continued on page 16 ~ C NE'./!SP/\PFR STAC2KS -~·,,P .. 2-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- JULY 29, 1996 MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-3 The garnes will go on' DeRienzo: Policy invites suits By Mar-Vic C. Munar behavior, poor job performance, enjoyanddancetotherockbandJack DeRienzo tlms said the policy By CHARLES J. HANLEY Variety News Staff confusion, uncooperativeness, could cover only certain officers Mack and the Heart Attack, playing ATLANTA (AP) · The Games Even as spirit :flags in Atlanta after bombing THE GOVERNMENT'S pro­ frequent absences, unusual man­ oftheDepartrnentofPubiic Safety on a stage near the sedge. In the went on but the buoyant Olympic parlc' posed anti-drug policy is court­ nerisms, unusual facial expres­ and Customs. Lt. Cal Moss. "But all possibilities condition with arm and leg wounds. nearby Georgia Dome, the U.S. bas­ spirit lay wounded in the aftermath ers scattering across downtown ing lawsuits as it compromises sions and personal appearance, "There are so many glaring con­ of a bombing that killed one per­ will be explored." A Turkish journalist died of a ketball "Dream Team" had won its Atlanta. the constitutional rights of gov­ among others. stitutional violations contained in son, injured more than 100 and "We will track them down. We Soon after the 1:25 a.m. (0525 heart attack rushing to the bomb game against China just before mid­ ernment employees, Chief Pub­ DeRienzo said MBG's defini­ GMT) Saturday bombing, an army scene across the street from the Fit to Work that it would be im­ exploded hopes that this great glo­ will bring them to justice," Presi­ night . lic Defender Dan DeRienzo has tion of "reasonable suspicion" is bal festival would escape the ter­ dent Clinton said in Washington, of security personnel tightened its main Olympic press center. Melih At I :fJ7 am. (0507 GMT), an uni­ practicable to list all of them here," warned. "vague and subject to enormous rorism of a troubled world. where he had returned from an net around the Olympics, halfway Uzunyol, 40, died of a heart attack dentified caller at a pay phone just DeRienzo said. "If this policy is DeRienzo blew the whistle on abuse" in th~ same manner that Federal agents were searching Olympic visit barely 24 hours be­ through the two-week schedule. while ru.nning to film the aftermath two blocks away told an operator adopted I can be terminated for the proposed "Fit to Work"policy police officers base their suspi­ the bombing site in Centennial fore tl1e attack. For the first time, heavily armed · of the blast, state-run Turkish Ra­ there would be an explosion in Cen­ my my failure to enforce such which seeks random drug testing cion for arrest on such factors as Olympic Park for evidence. And Noimmediateclaimsofrespon­ soldiers were deployed at competi­ dio and Television said. He is sur­ tennial Olympic Parle in 30 minutes, unconstitutional policy." for government employees. "obscene language, bloodshot the United States, still stunned by sibility were reported. tion venues. Tougher security vived by a wife and two children. a law enforcement official said on On the other hand, he added, "I cannot endorse, condone, eyes and flushed face." "anyone associated with the cre­ the loss of 230 lives aboard TWA However, within two I.tours of checks cm,ised delays and long lines. Most of the 111 injured suffered condition of anonymity. sanction or otherwise consent to In response, Ronald Kuest, ation, implementation and en­ Flight 800 on July 17, was search­ the bomb blast, police charged an ''We must go into a different mi.nor wounds or shock, officials Investigators believe the caller was any policy which will in any way president of MBG, maintained forcement of this policy can be Dan DeRienzo Ronald Kuest ing for reasons why someone would unidentified man with making ter­ mode, a inuch more heightened said. Only 11 were hospitalized, all a white male, and he had no distin­ infringe upon the United States or that "reasonable suspicion test­ sued and named as indispensable strike at the Atlanta Games. roristic threats. sense of awareness," said Atlanta in stable condition. At least two guishable accent, said the FBI's the CNMI Constitutions," MBG has prepared an evalua­ ing is permitted since it is based the US are subject to mandatory parties to a lawsuit. Neitherof us underwent surgery for shrapnel in Investigators keyed in on a mys­ Police said they don't believe he Mayor Bill Campbell. Woody Johnson. At about tl1e DeRienzo wrote in a June 18 let­ tion manual which identifies the on a clearly defined presumption drug and alcohol testing without want this most unfortunate and At the Olympic Athletes Vil­ terious telephone callerwhocalmly is the park bomber, although the the torso. same time, witnesses later reported, a ter to Richard Pierce, governor's supposed signs and symptoms of behavior." court challenges says something embarassing outcome." warned of an explosion in a half­ man told them he had a bomb in his lage, at the Georgia Teeh campus, Two of the wounded were from security guard advised police he spot­ special assistant for drug and al­ of drug use that should prompt a The testing contributes to the about constitutional issues." In an interview Friday, mean­ hour. It was just 18 minutes later, bag and planned to blow up a hotel U.S., Canadian and Dutch officials Britain and Israel. The 54-year-old ted a suspicious-looking bag at t11e cohol substance. drug test request for an em­ fact finding process, he added. DeRienzo brought out his own while, Kuest said the Attorney however, as police inspected a sus­ and other places. recommended their athletes stay Briton underwent two brain sur­ rear of the audience, near a conu­ The proposed policy was ployee. "I have seen no decision t11at legal weapon. General's Office is now currently picious bag, that tl1e. pipe-bomb "It may very well be merely put or - if they had competititon geries to remove shrapnel, was gated-aluminumfence surroundinga based on the program formu­ The alleged causes for drug successfully argue the claim that Citing a Supreme Court ruling reviewing the policy. blast.sent terrified late-night revel- coincidental," said Atlanta police scheduled- to come straight home. conscious and was "doing well," sound-light tower. lated by MBG Management use suspicion-as listed in the drug testing result in self-incrimi­ in 1989, DeRienzo said "random "I think all other issues were Jittery Atl~tans phoned in other said Dr. Gail Anderson, Grady Police moved spe.ctators back, and Services Inc. MBG' s manual-include erratic nation," Kuest wrote in a letter to drug testing may only be allowed pretty weIJ solved," said Kuest, scares over suspicious packages as Memorial Hospital's acting chief bomb-squad officers examined the Pierce. for persons performing safety­ "Once the policy and program go the long, nervous Saturday wore ofstaff. The victims' names weren't bag and saw three pipes inside, the He said the MBG's evaluation sensitive functions." into place, it will be legal and on. Officials said scores of threats inunediately available. federal official said Before further checklist was patterned after the The public defender specified proper and anything should not and false alarms had been recorded Dr. Anderson said the victims' action could be taken, the device Supreme Court's definition of the high court's ruling in National be done before legality issues are since the games began July 19, wounds were mostly blunt trauma, exploded. "probable cause under the Fourth Treasury Employees Union vs. (resolved.)" including some 120 abandoned or broken bones and shrapnel. The For a long, puzzled moment hun­ Amendment." Von Raab, which allowed drug He said two other government { ( MICRO SCHOOL SUPPLY suspicious parcels that were inves­ most seriously injured person is a dreds just stood there after others fell. Moreover, Kuest added: "The testing of employees who had di­ agencies are reviewing the tigated and proved harmless. 24-year-old An1erican who suf­ "My first reaction was it was that ..11111 Middle Road, Garapan fact that over 20 million private rect involvement in drug interdic­ policy-the Civil Service Com­ Campbell said a suspicious pack­ fered shrapnel wounds to the abdo­ it was a pyrotechnic," said Robert ~M~ a ~li,('e.11t, Dandan Road, selling Iemon­ They started out the busi­ pglega! c~todillll. . •.··.· Camacho says. Al,1!llliil~illll By SELCAN HACAOGLU 0tw.irtine11\pfl'iib1i<;Sllf~~eor.( gQarcliiin ade and cookies. ness two weeks ago on a capi- iu'..t/.1'1Jt•·.· ..·········.·.·.·.·.••·.•. A·.·.··.·•.•r.·Phlliwin ..··.·• .. •.·· .. ·..·.·.···.·.· ..··.··.·•.··.··· .. ·.·.············.('S····. c.· •. ..APJ ·•.·· .. ··.• .. ···•.·· .. ·. ..•· ·• .•.•. An..•. •.·· ... "..•. ••.. >.··•••·•• •·••·••·. • •...•..•. •••·.•··· •..•.. ·.·• •• ••• ••••••••••••-•:•. / They mean business. 1 •ordinati9n WlthJhe Attcirney- .A.ny minorviplatingJhepµrJ

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A parent, guardian or legal cus- prisoners' lives and triggered riots - ~: .. struction caused last week by Ty- stroyed roads and bridges, isolating If passed into law, Jones's bill todian who allows "willfully, around Turkey. i phoon Gloria . .. •• numerous communities especially would ban minors from ."loitering knowingly or negligently" a mi- · Withwindsofupto 185kph(l 14 in the mountain provinces, said Mediators said Saturday they - inor !lbout any public s!J;l!et, p.igh~ nor to. violate the curfew will be mph), Typhoon Herb, now. about · the National Disaster Coordinat- brokered an agreement with about ways; roads, alley\ ~. l'}l]'lic fined for not more than $500 for · 900inmatesatistanbul' s Ba yrampasa l,000kilometers(620 miles)e..st of ing Center. The ;:enter estimate4 buildirigs,plal;esp:fain~m~tarifi ' ..... (ilif. iBf t.pffellSe and ~ r.ooo for the main island of Luzon in the damageat L3 billionpesos($50 prison, considered the ringleaders of 6" et1~1lt;~~;~~#td· .•.• _ ..•. •.•_•_••_.,the·.•.eu····· ..s•·.se .. ·e ...•••.c·•-o_•.J1 "' Tuesday nightjfifmaintains its · In Vietnam.Tropical Storm. strike at prisons across Turkey. Turkey westward.90~r~, th~weather ~u- Frankie has killed 41 _pe9pfo and About 4,000 Kurdish inmates re­ .reau said. > i •.•. ··· .. ·•· i · lefr-224 people injured, ac:c::orci- cently joined the fast, which was SVES to start classes "lt is movingfa}the geri }\gency, >· (. >. <.•·•·•• ··.····•·•> medical care. for blue, green tracks no1tperI1Philigpi~~~)•~.~\i~f!iin·· \ Mostofthecasualties.anddli!ll~ · clp~dJ~US •.is 'ficle !t9cl 9pµld ••• •.•. a~:;yere •in thre~ cpastal.prov, .. Three fasting inmates died Satur­ SAN VICENTE Elementary School discipline, school routine/require­ day before the deal was reached, and reiicl}}T.,\lZ9ll;" f9recasief inces··~.Thai.Binh,•·.f.J.ain.lI~··and.·• is starting classes for the blue and ments, classroom instruction, assess­ sru~ another shortly thereafter, while 100 ment, grading system, and parent WinnieM:ancenido> t·•·• J )·••• • NinhBinh,Jocatedori~itherside· green tracks students on August 5, 'I'yptiooi!H:erb,theseV(!Ilthtropi,·• ··:.· ofthe mouth of the Reel.River•••·· more we rein critical condition -some 1996 for the school year 1996-97. school relationships will be dis­ of them past the point of saving, All blue and green tracks stu­ cussed. cal..•.•...... ·.·~ ... · rtn.·· fo.·.···hit·th.e. Philip.'••. pities. th_.••. is: .•. ·.. · IriTaiwan,a5--ye{lr-olqgit· ctistilidwhiif "Ten more are in a coma and the school said in a news release. between the school and the par­ Gualo Rai (Tel. 235-2255) Chalan Kanoa (Tel. 235-7051) expected to die. It is much too late to Parents are asked to come to ents as partners in education. save them," said Behic Asci of the school to meet their children Parents who need to pick up People's Law Bureau, which repre­ :.·.•.·•ere•..ln•._•·.·······D···.···········.•.'"• ...•....hia_ha·'···.,.,•_ ..••.•.•....• ....·'" ..~.·-ffilii>p·.··.·.·.e .•..• ·.·=.e.•.•'.•.•.·t·····.·.nortoon.• .. ro~.·-.·.•.•.~·mes.·: .•.• ·.•~•. ...·.·· .. ers.•.. their children's track schedule are ...... :~w ...... o···.•.•.·:.;..· .. •.·to·.··.·.···.····················=-·-··;·······.••.·.•.'..•·.µrmrt.•.·.•.'..•._•Re5tu ..•.•.....•.•.' ..····.·~.:.·~·.•·.·-.••.•.:.).~·.·.·· ...... ·•·.···.•n····.t... ·.. ·.'..•·· ..... homeroom teacher at I :00 to 3:00 Available at Guam and Saipan Participating Stores only =""-' = ~!''E> lU\JU....~ llisllXlf.Whilemalqpg~.=~J~1lee~Jlfj t sents some of the inmates. asked to stop by the registrar's office p.m. for an orientation. Vincent Camacho, (right) and Mike Crow say "business is fun." Photo by: Mar-Vic C. Munar Many important matters such as from July 29 to 31. MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-5 INO deports robbery victim IMMIGRATION authorities de­ her to the immigration office Thurs­ and 1elied mostly from her Chinese The teary-eyed businesswoman from the club last May 5. ported on Friday a Chinese business­ day afternoon. friends in running her business. She shook hands with the immigration Following the Attorney General's IT'S MY ?ARW AND ~~\ womanwhowasa victiminarobbery Three immigration personnel es­ said she did not know that the immi­ authorities before she entered the air­ Office's recommendation, the 1.'LL RIJN IF I ~AN1 To. case allegedly for overstaying here. corted the businesswoman to the gration was after her. port. court dismissed the case of five 'JR', m.law Ying Liu, owner of Sweetheart airport Friday at about 1:30 a.m. Liu' s former boyfriend, Zui Gang Liu wasevendeportedaheadfrom suspects-Sheng Long Chen, by: John DelRosario RUN IF I WANT To ... " Karaoke Club, was sent back home to Liu's friend, who only learned Chen, used to help her in operating the suspects who allegedly assaulted Gong Gui Shi, Xuan Ren Huang, j-'f.. JJJ t\ ChinashortlyaftertheSuperiorCourt that she was in the immigration the club. Chen beat and aban­ herfonnerboyfiiend and took money Fang Li, and Li Juan Shen . .dismissed the criminal charges against late Thursday night, hurriedly doned her recently during their from the club. All the suspects, except Sheng Long Against a·ll reasonable expectations all five suspects in the robbery. packed up the businesswoman's be­ argument. A group of Chinese said to be Chen, are facing deportation order. I am sure many of us saw the groundbreaking for a major hotel casino on Tinian by The Variety gathered that immi­ longings and brought it to the airport At the airport, Liu instructed members of the so-called Fujian ShengLongChen, who was tagged a Hong Kong investor. There are positive revenue projections that it would generate gration autl1orities picked up Liu from at 11 p.m. her friend to take care of her busi­ Group hit Chen with a metal pipe as the leader of the group, reportedly a lot of money down the stretch. It is indeed an arnbitiou.s business venture. her residence in Garapan and brought Liu could hardly speak English ness and her belongings. on the head and grabbed money has acquired a business permit (FDT) I am somewhat skeptical that it would be a money-making deal. But then investors who risk sinking their money in virgin strand see it differently from the normal islander's pair of lenses~ Well, I'm a retired government employee while these investors are Webster: Nothing irregular about businessmeq who are in'the business of making money. l' \ B{Mar~ViC C'. Munar .form last year. Bet that as it may, l still have my own doubts that it would work considering that there VarietfNewsStaff Citing the PTA survey, are key issues that come into full view such as: If sixty-five percent of our tourists are estate funding Vietnam projects THREE more schools will Camacho said most parents from Japan most of whom are not avid gambler,, where then is the market for this implementa uni(orm policy agreed that "it costs less to buy By Ferdie de la Torre ofDanao for l:ist April 30, the special business venture who would patronize it on a steady basis? thisschoolyear; PTA Council uniform than to buy new ca- Van'ety News Staff administrntor said, documented the Macao in Hong Kong, South Korea, Philippines and Malaysia have their own WILLIAM I. Webster, special ad­ funds on the company books, includ­ facilities located in the Pacific Rim. Would gamblers from these areas venture flying PresidenLThomas Camacho . sual clothes." · s4id Fri4~y< Moreover, he mentioned a ministrator of Larry Hillblom 's es­ ing the $750,000 advance. out of their countries to try their luck on Tinian? Are there really that many gamblers tate, has found no irregularity behind Last month, Superior Court Pre­ in that part of the world who would fly three to four hours to play games of chance? ..• J'he new uniform pplicy in study conducted earlier in a t~. the estate's $ JO million funding for siding Judge Alexandro Castro or­ Perhaps I am raising questions out of ignorance. I'm sure the Tinian Gaming QTC:: Elementary School, San . grade school in Oregon which r1 the late multimillionaire's projecl~ in dered Webster to obtain information Commission hasdoneitshomeworl:: in this regard on a thorough basis. But then ifLone 'I Antonio Elementary .School· showed that wearing a uniform ' ;. Vietnam. for the court to determine whetherthe Star has closed-up shop leaving nearly half a million dollars in unpaid bills to local and Tinian High Schpotwill "gives students a sense of be- ¥\,. In his activity report submitted to $10millioninvestedbytheestatewas vendors, isn't this a story unto itself that warrant critical scrutiny? Of course, I'm not beimplementedon anciptionala longing." a believer of the past having anything to do with the future. That would be a deathly JACK ANDERSON and MICHAEL BINSTEIN basis, Camacho .said. •··· "It encourages better school the Superior Court, Webster, through actually received by the company lini.iting belief. But it's something to consider to ensure that the new venture isn't stuck ''Surveys concluded by PTA attendance and discipline counsel Richard W. Pierl:e, said he and recorded on its books. ~ has verified the $10 million advance Petitioner Kaelani Kinney had ex­ in muddy red clay. WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND i1:1!hest'l~chopls fndi~atedthat among students," Camacho There are other issues that warrant thoughtful analysis such as whether this venture maj()~ityofp3:fentfprefert~eir said, "We will tryhow it would to Danao International Holdings, Ltd. pressed doubt whether the funding as requested by the suspended estate woukl eventually compromise the local political structure. Specifically, would the children •• ·w.earing uniforms," .. ·.····· work here." Da.nao is a Hong Kong-based hold­ executor indeed went to the projects. hiring ofUS Citizens from all over the Mariana,, Guam and the mainland US effo:tively ":N'everthelt:ss, · He.said Education Commis­ ing company which is 90% owned by qa111a~li().saici. Castro ha~ authorized Webster to shift the political power base on Tinian? lsn 't this a prelude to bidding adios to the power Why was Pentagon mum on chemical weapons? ;.Il:i~ par91:1ts Mtill ~~Y~ the op-< sioner supports the council's Hillblom. structure which our brothers and sisters now revel in as indigenous leaders? Webster explained that the docu­ advance an additional $5.7 million to WASHINGTON-The recent announcement ous symptoms. .J,i9I1.wlieth~r(o(po(/t!)]>uy • school uniformplan. The islands are in the typhoon belt. It means that inclement weather would visit us ments received from Danao reflected finishHillblom' s$73 millionproject5 by !he Pentagon that some U.S. soldiers in the A commission investigator discovered an Oc­ µrtlfobps.C \. { •... \·•········ The council'. he added, will William I. Webster at least five months out of the year between August and December. How would the transfer of the fond~ from the in Vietnam. Gulf War may have been exposed to chemical tober 1991 United Nations report buried in Pen­ .. 9¥a~a.p e,1~n1eptlll'Y Sshoo1 · ,I But at the same time, Ramos appealed to the lawmakers to support the peace '\ti • From right to left: Jocelyn Guerrero, Board Chairperson; Jean Sablan, 1 1 process and to avoid any action that might derail negotiations with the MNLF. ;~; Honorary Director; Mustafa Issa, General Manager (Hyatt Regency Rm.101 Chalan Kanoa Beach ~~ Pt\:aa~ ~PM:f~ 1he Ph/lfppil18S Jouma/ ~·:1:J Tel, (670) 235-7243 • (Page) 7637 • Fax (670) 235· 7640 t.' • Saipan); Cassandra Ely, Chapter Manager. .,. . ::\1:1 .;.., ,' ,,t_, ';•.':·, 8-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- JULY 29 1996 I MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-9 The Marshall Islands ~ J ',E ,,.., l ! CNMI to join Samoan art festival j Striking gold in nuclear waste? THE CNMI will be sending a bility of the traveler. the Arts Council Office by the The balance of airfare pay­ and Culture, you may contact delegation to the upcoming Fes­ Anyone interested in travel­ Capitol Hill Post Office by ments may be made by August Cindy Macaranas, Sinforosa By Giff Johnson ranking Republican Congressman evacuation of the B ik.ini Islanders page letter last month. So how come when people tival of Pacific Arts and Cul­ ing on this chartered flight to Wednesday, July 31, 1996 and 16, 1996. Pinaula or Sandy McKenzie at For the Variety writing to Clinton Administration to make way for nuclear tests, The end of the Cold War and want to do something with nuclear tures (FESTPAC), the Com­ Western Samoa, is asked to fill pay a 50% non-refundable de­ For information on ticket and the Arts Council Office, tele­ MAJURO-Walter Magee and saying that the U.S. government told the islanders that what Ameri­ the nuclear age have converged to bombs and nuclear waste out in monwealth Council for Arts and out an application of interest at posit by Friday, August 2, 1996. the Festival of the Pacific Arts phone 322-9982 or 322-9983. Theodore Kronmiller have a lot in should support the Marshall Is­ can was doing was "for good of create a "window ofopportunity" the Pacific, they always get real Culture disclosed. common. They are both Ameri­ lands govemment's efforts tocon­ mankind and to end all world for the United States and the Rus­ eloquent about being for the good The event, the largest gather­ cans who say they want to end duct a feasibility study on nuclear wars." sian Federation "to take the initia­ of mankind? Haven't we done ing of traditional and contem­ nuclear terrorism and stop the waste storage. . Except today these promoters tive toward changing the world to our part for mankind already? porary artists and performers spread of nuclear weapons and It was the fust high level sup­ stand to make a bundle, says ten the benefit of all mankind through Then there's Kronmiller. The from all of the Polynesian, waste: and they believe they;ve port from U.S. officials that the of millions of dollars, from any a joint enterprise on a modified, main difference between the con­ Melanesian and Micronesian each got the answer, an answer Marshalls has gained. nuclear waste enterprise. uninhabited atoll in the Pacific," sortium pushing Palmyra as a Islands, will be taking place in that involves the Marshall Islands Magee is an exec in a company Magee' s got some heavy­ Magee said in a letter to nuclear waste dump and Western Samoa from Septem­ and Palmyra Atoll. called Nuclear Disarmament Ser­ weights backing him: Ret. Admi­ Greenpeace officials. "We con­ Kronrniller is that he's working ber 8 to September 23, 1996. Kron miller is an East Coast law­ vices Inc. - whose title is Toxi­ ral Daniel Murphy ( a former chief sider this to be a fair exchange." for an island government - the According to a news yer, who penned the Marshall Is­ cologists and Director , Environ­ of staff to George Bush, when he Magee said that the Pacific, Marshall Islands - and the other ·releasefrom the council, the lands government's Feb. l 1994 mental Affairs. Magee' s company was vice-president) who proposed which saw the beginning of the group is still trying to find an Official Delegation for proposal to store the world's is.one. of several that is working a major nuclear waste scheme for nuclear threat, now provides a island on which to put the nuclear FESTPAC has already made nuclear waste to solve "a global together to male Palmyra, a neigh­ theMarshallsrecently,andJames neutral site to end the threat of the waste. arrangements for the charter of problem of enormous dimen­ bor of the Marshalls, a major Barker ill, a former secretary of spread of nuclear weapons. Nuclear Disarmament Services, a plane for the Festival. sions." waste dump. state. Covering one atoll with nuclear Inc. is a very interesting outfit. On Anyone interested in attend­ Since then, he's been on a mis­ Statements by both these pro­ Magee is particularly upset that waste in the interests of the world the first page of Magee' s letter to ing the Festival in Western Sa­ sion for the government to bring moters echo the infamous words Greenpeace is not supporting their peace and security is okay, ac­ Greenpeace he talks about how moa may travel on the chartered nuclear waste to the Marshalls, a of a U .S navy commander who, in "nuclear disarmament" plans for cording to Magee's "fair ex­ dangerous plutonium is, and that flight, priced significantly less mission that recently led to two 1946, on the eve of the forced Palmyra, and said so in a three change." each ton of foreign spent fuel" is than regular round trip airfare," a threat to the American way of the release said. life." The flight is scheduled to de­ On page two, he goes on to say part Saipan on Septe.mber 6, how safe is NDS, Inc.'s storage 1996 and return from Western plan, using nuclear containers li­ Samoa on September 25, 1996. censed by both the U.S. Nuclear Travelers to the festival will Regulatory Commission and the be allowed to reside free of International Atomic Energy charge at the school site reserved Commission. for CNMI delegate Oddly, though,hedoesn'tsaya accomodations. word about their efforts to get a All other expenses, which in­ laws for storing nuclear waste - a clude food, ground transporta­ move that has Senator Daniel tion, etc. will be the responsi- Akaka CD-Hawaii) and others up in arms. Maybe Magee was in a hurry when he wrote the letter and San,An.ton~o ·. just slipped his mind. One can tell that the company is ··~choolslates. really mad at Greenpeace for not SPECiAL supporting its nuclear waste plan. :orientations . Maybe the reason NDS, Jnc, is agreed by Greenpeace opposition SAN ANTONIO Elementary is that tl1ey think Kronmiller and School (SAES) will conduct its , the Marshalls have the advantage annual parent-student orientation 1 for establishing a nuclear waste prograrnonJuly30and31, 1996. Buy any Large Pizza and get a facility. The schedule is as follows: So maybe they're hustling to July 30-Grades K-3, 8:00 to medium pepperoni or spicy get the Palmyra deal pushed 11:00 a.m. through quick to have the upper Grades 4-6, I :00 to 4:00 p.m. beef pizza FREE! Plus buy hand in the big bucks business of July 31-Grades K-3 8:00 to nuclear waste disposal. 11:00 a.m. two BUDS for And they don't want any road­ Grades 4-6 I :00 to 4:00 p.m. blocks to Palmyra, especially not If you have children attending another waste dump in the yicin­ SAES in both the upperand lower the price of one* ity. 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1 seems to have been burned. San Jose · We' II all just have to stay tuned if&!: to see who will be victorious in Sablan Bldg .. San Jose, Saipan this "for good of mankind" com­ Tel: 234-8521 Fax: 234-8525 Tel.: 234-5911 Fax.: 234-6514 petition in the Pacific. 10-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- JULY 29, 1996 MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-11 Bomb suspected in TWA crash Sri Lanka seeks end to war Using video cameras and discount the possibility of terrorist bomb went off in a more than 100 others. Another By DEXTER CRUEZ em Jaffna Peninsula "because By PAT MILTON laser-equipped scanners, EAST MORICHES, New mechanical failure, but are fo­ cargo hold. person also died of a heart COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) Gov't says it is keen even on political solutions the Tamil people there-hunger searchers have located two of York (AP) - The explosion cusing on the bomb theory, the Investigators are still look­ attack following the blast. - Sri Lanka's Foreign Minis­ to avenge last week's defeat, willing to consider with the separate state ... That is not for peace." the plane's four engines, land­ ter said Sunday the govern­ that killed all 230 people source said. ing for sheet metal from the James Kallstrom, who's military officials said. rebels only if the guerrillas negotiable," Kadirgamar said. The rebels are fighting for ing gear and a forward part of ment is determined to pursue aboard TWA Flight 800 tore The source said TWA flight front of the plane, hoping it will heading the FBI investigation At least 42 people and 17 renounce violence, lay down "If the L TTE indicates a separate homeland for mi­ the aircraft that might include off the cockpit and First Class 800 "flew without a front for 10 to provide the forensic evidence into the TWA explosion, said a political settlement to the soldiers have died so far in the a substantial quantity of arms changes in that situation, we nority Tamils in the north and cabin, and investigators are 11 seconds" after the initial blast. needed to determine the cause. he ·saw no apparent tie between the cockpit. 13-year-old civil war despite latest figl)ting. Columns of and set a time period for po­ will be willing to consider east, accusing the Sinhalese Data from the plane's two speculating the blast was caused The plane was then engulfed in a The electrical equipment of the Flight 800 and the bomb blast at the upsurge in violence. troops backed by warplanes, litical negotiations. negotiations." majority of discrimination in "black boxes" showed the flight by a bomb, a source close to the fireball approximately 9,000 feet Boeing 747 is located just ahead the Olympics. "The government's deter-· battle tanks and artillery ad­ "But it is clear as far as the The minister said the gov­ education and jobs. More than was operating normally in the investigation said Saturday night. (2,740 meters) up and IO miles ofthefrontcargobay, which could As of now, he said, "I don't see mination to go ahead with the vanced six kilometers (4 LTTE (rebels) are concerned ernment is committed to re­ 43,000 people have been killed minutes before the explosion. The source, who spoke to The (16 km) off the coast. explain why the flight voice re­ any connection, but we've yet to political process has not di­ miles) to reach the town of they have only one agenda: A building the war-raged north- since fighting began in 1983. Associated Press on condition of Some passengers in First corder and the flight data recorder look at that." The crew conversation was minished ... The fact that we Paranthan by late Friday, said anonymity, said investigators Class were thrown out of the were cut off abruptly 11 1/2 min­ Search crews working in clear customary, and the captain's final lost one military base does not Maj. Tilak Dunuwille, a De­ speculate that a bomb might have plane by the force of the ex­ utes after the doomed jetliner left weather lifted to the surface the words were a routine order to <;:hange anything," Lakshman fense Ministry spokesman. exploded in the plane's front plosion. John F. Kennedy International first significant part of the doomed increase altitude. Kadirgamar told a news con- The rebels claimed in a state­ cargo section, but are not rul­ The source said the disaster Airport for Paris. Boeing 747 - a a IS-foot (4.6 His order is followed by a loud ference. · ment from their London of- COMING SOON! ing out the possibility of a "has a lot of similarities to Radar continued to track the meters)-by-4-foot (1.2 meters) sound, and the flight tape ends The military suffered its . fice that "scores of people missile. Pan Am 103," which exploded plane or a portion of it in the sky chunk of the right wing on Satur­ abruptly. worst debacle last week when were killed·and tens of thou­ They also will not entirely over Scotland in 1988 after a for some seconds after the record­ day. After the voice tape ends, the Tamil Tiger re.bels overran a sands fled from the area" when 1 ers shut down. It was moved in the hopes of plane - or a large portion of it - 1,200-manmilitary garrison in the offensive began with a The possibility of a heat-seek­ locating more bodies, but none continued to be tracked by radar the northern coast. heavy artillery barrage. (~ ii I~ I~ '1 II I~ ing missile or radar-guided mis­ was found and investigators con­ for 41 seconds. Radar records in­ There were only 30 survi­ Many international relief CALVARY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY sile has not been discounted, ceded that they may never re­ dicate the plane was disabled at vors when reinforcements i:?.:s::.:r.n:w.::.:~~::~~~~8~~~-:.rr:''i.~~r~~:.;1;.:,.. 44.,~~~ ..~:r;i,:~ agencies moved workers from nor has the possibility of me­ cover all the victims. Of the 230 13,700 feet (4,175 meters), reached the flattened base, the kilinochchi town, where Located in Beach Road, San Antonio chanical failure, but the bomb people who were on board, 145 and the engines probably con­ before withdrawing under a the rebels established their has· limited. space theory is the one now given bodies have been found. tinued to run as it descended hail of rebel mortar fire. headquarters after fleeing an the most credence, the source "Are we confident that we'll and burst into a fireball at On Wednesday the rebels earlier military onslaught on. available for the '96 - '97 school year said. find all the bodies? ... The answer, 8,500 feet (2,590 meters), a brought the violence to the Jaffna Peninsula in December. The sou'rce would not say I guess, is honestly no," said Rob­ blast probably fed by jet fuel. in the following grades: capital, exploding two bombs Kilinochchi is about four ki­ what new evidence might have ert Francis, vice chairman of Because some witnesses on a train that killed 57 people lometers (2.5 miles) south of turned up to enable investiga­ the National Transportation have reported seeing streaks and injured 350, police said. Paranthan. 1st grade 5th grade tors to focus the probe on the Safety Board. "We certainly of light in the sky at the time Government troops on Sun­ "The army is in this battle 2nd grade 6th grade bomb theory 10 days after the hope to be able to. of the explosion, the FBI was day consolidated positions for a limited purpose: to fin­ J1()1l .A 11ss1... ~ ~ • But in situations like this looking closely at the possi­ I 7th grade jetliner exploded. around a northern town that ish off the battle and go back The information came less kind, you know the recovery bility a missile was used to they captured in a fresh offen­ home," Kadirgamar said. For registration information, call 234-6026 Monday­ than 24 hours after a bomb onoo percent of bodies is not bring down the plane. sive launched three days ago He said the government is The tapes are undergoing Friday between the hours of 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM exploded at the Olympics, kill­ the usual." ing one person and wounding No physical'evidence - such further analysis in Washing­ as chemical residue from ex­ ton, D.C., where investigators Local opposition leaders MTC announces plosives on airline debris - has will compare the sound to been found to confirm suspi­ those recorded in other flight in Pakistan rounded up cions of sabotage. disasters .. .ISLAMABAD, Pakistan order problems and damag­ BIG SAVINGS on direct (AP) - Two local political ing private and government Gl~ opposition leaders in property," police were quoted dial long distance calls to Coast Guard: 5 dead, 76 Pakistan's· central Punjab as saying. province were arrested and Details on the charges were hurt in cruise ship fire charged with disturbing the unavailable. the U.S. Mainland and · peace and destruction of pub-· The arrests come just days By DAVID GERMAIN said at a news conference. RO SOtlD lie property, a newspaper re­ after tl;e Muslim League JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - Fire "It's like fighting a basement ported Sunday. forged a loose coalition with Hawaii. It's the CNMI's broke out aboard a cruise ship in fire,' he said. "Normally with a Pervaiz Rashid, the secre­ 14 other opposition I?arties in a SURROUND YOURSELF IN HORSEPOWER Alaska's Inside Passage, killing house fire, you can vent the heat f STYLfSH tary general of the Lahore bid to oust Prime Minister " five crew members and injuring or the smoke out an open window city branch of the Pakistan · Benazir Bhutto's government by first flat rate to the Stat es! 76 people, the Coast Guard said. or cut a hole in the roof." Muslim League, was arrested the end of the year. · "People were out in the hall­ Fitzgerald said the fire was ex­ Saturday as he was leaving The Muslim League has ISUZU RODEO way yelling 'Fire! Fire! Fire!"' tinguished with help from a Coast his residence, reported the stepped up its criticism of Ms. Guard team placed aboard the said passenger Marty Weintraub English-language newspaper, Bhutto's government, accusing per minute of San Francisco, who was rousted ship, but re-started shortly after 8 The News. it of economic mismanagement any time, any day a.m. That flare-up was put out out of bed by the shouts and fire Also arrested was Rana and widespread corruption. alanns Saturday morning. "As about an hour later, he said. Riaz; the president of the Opposition leaders de­ The ship was never in any dan­ with WorldPass Savings soon as I opened my cabin door, Muslim League youth wing plored the arrests and accused ger of sinking, Fitzgerald said. the smoke just poured in." in Lahore, Punjab's capital. the government of trying to Residential Plan automatic The fire's cause was not immedi­ Passenger Judy Hill of Santa "Both the leaders were intimidate Muslim League 15% discount* ately known. Rosa, California, leaped out of booked for creating law and activists. bed, grabbed her shoes, lifejacket The Universe Explorer passed with WorldPass Savings and hat, "and just made a break its quarterly fire inspection last Business Plan** for it." week, said Lt. 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Most suffered from smoke PACKED WITH row and anguish" for the vic­ The bomb ripped through an verse Explorer and was reported inhalation and anxiety, and two tims. Olympic park Saturday, killing Pending FCC acceptance. FEATURES: at 3: 11 a.m., said Coast Guard Lt. reported heart attack symptoms, In a message to the organiz­ two persons and injuring at least Proposed eff~ctive date August 9, 1996. John Fitzgerald. The 617-foot authorities said. ers of the Olympics on Sattir- 11 others. • 190-horsepower (188 meters) ship was about two The Universe Explorer was V6 Engine hours from Juneau at the time, built in 1953 as a cargo vessel. A few years later it was outfitted as • Spacious Cabin near Admiralty Island west of the capital city. a passenger ship. lnJ971, Hong • Air Conditioning The five crew members had Kong shipping tycoon C.Y. Tung • Dual Airbags berths near the laundry room, fire bought the vessel and in 1977 the • AM/FM Cassette chief Charles Lundfelt said. 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1 . 12-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- JULY 29, 1996 W. African leaders want s11mmit died after a showdown between allow peacekeepers to disarm their mas Eve in 1989, when Taylor By GILBERT DA COSTA cord, a Liberian peace plan invaded with a rebel army from worked out in the Nigerian capi­ two rival faction leaders erupted estimated 60,000 rebel fighters. ABUJA., Nigeria (AP) - West neighboring Ivory Coast to oust tal last August. in full-scale war throughout the Other sanctions could include African leaders blasted Liberia's a ban on visits to neighboring the tribal dictator, President warlords for failing to uphold a "The hopes raised by the city. Ecowas leaders were bitter at countries by warring leaders such Samuel Doe. Doe was executed 1995 peace plan and called for Abuja agreement in August 1995 the following year by one of the were dashed through the failure the criticism aimed at theEcowas as Charles Taylor, who launched an emergency summit to dis­ the war in 1989 and frequently five other factions that eventually cuss the civil war and decide on of the leaders of the Liberian fac­ peacekeeping army, which until tions to honor their pledge to sum­ then had maintained Monrovia as travels to neighboring countries sprang up during the war. punitive measures against the More than 150,000 people combatants. mon their troops to disarmament a safe haven. for talks aimed at winning diplo­ The decision was announced and demobilization," said a sum­ During the fighting and loot­ matic support for his bid to be­ have died in the fighting, and half late Saturday after a two-day mit statement. ing, which prompted a U.S. mili­ come president. the population of 2.3 million has been forced from their homes. meeting of heads of state of the Liberia's six factions leaders, tary evacuation of about 2,000 Other sanctions could bar ve­ The April-May bloodshed be­ 16-member Economic Commu­ in addition to civilian representa­ foreigners, the peacekeepers from hicles from transporting goods gan when Taylor tried to arrest nity of West African States, or tives on an interim five-member several West African countries into Liberia, either by road or air. the leader of a rival faction on Ecowas. government, were to be invited to were accused by Liberians and Faction leaders are accused of While Liberia and the unprec­ the August talks. foreign diplomats of doing little receiving arms and ammunition murder charges for alleged viola­ edented April-May carnage in The last attempt to have a spe­ to maintain order and of taking tluough their neighbors. tion of the 1995 cease-fire plan, its capital, Monrovia, was the cial Ecowas summit on Liberia part in the looting themselves. Sanctions and a possible tribu­ whichhadcalledforelectionsand main topic of discussion, the collapsed in May, in the midst of The August summit likely will nal were supported by the 53- disarmament this year. leaders did not announce any Monrovia's bloodshed, afteronly discuss the possibility of sanc­ member Organization of African Disarmament has yet to begin, decision on resol.ving the crisis. one Eco was president showed up. tions against Liberia's faction Unity at its annual summit in June and there are an estimated 60,000 Instead, they said a special That lack of interest was seen leaders, including support for a in Cameroon. fighters across the countryside Ecowas committee on Liberia ru; a sign of frustration and anger war-crimes tribunal unless they Liberia's war began on Christ- battling for power. should convene by Aug. 18 to at the chaos at the time in the consider the issues involved in Liberian capital, where hun­ salvaging the 1995 Abuja Ac- dreds of fighters and civilians ~llll:-l~~i·illlilil V'S CORPORATION 1 ····~,.,.1.i,.t.r.t.il..ll.!. .Jlw_··•.lfllfilillll ACCOUNTANTS 12rguerrilla;s. w'tl<:i.fireq•• 11.t• •·•••• '.!'¢ii gii#tr~µ}i~ 't~t~ ij1:1¥eg th~_.:in.·. in_.. ·.. \ ....three··. 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Application must be received at the Human Resources Office ~egawati Sukarnoputri of the opposition Indonesian Democratic Party, leads a cheering crowd during a rally m Jakarta. A crowd of some 4,000 gathered Monday to support Megawati who was deposed as the party on or before July 31, 1996. leader by a government-orchestrated congress last month. AP Photo MONDAY, JULY 29, 1996 -MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-15 14-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY- JULY 29, 1996 / 50,000 flee as rains Hair coloring frenzy hit flooded border makes waves in US By PATRICIA BIBBY Death &Funeral Announcement be evacuated a second time, to owner Tish Bellomo. "It's By PAUL SHIN NEW YORK (AP) - Forget anywhere between black and yet a higher place." SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - those subtle shades of flaxen blond, and that's pretty bor­ Rain continued to pummel the The death toll could rise as blond, copper red, and warm ing." flood-stricken region near the communications with isolated chestnut that Linda Evangelista Manic Panic has its roots, North Korean border Sunday, areas began to be restored, would have you believe are all so to speak, in punk. Way back JUAN forcing 50,000 people to flee officials said. It included a the rage in hair coloring. in the mid-1970s, Bellomo and North Korean soldier swept DE LEON GUERRERO their homes. Truly hip hair this summer is her partner-sister, Snooky, into the South in a rain-swol­ The storm death toll rose to asserting itself in shades more were singing back up for 53, and 18 remained missing. len river. commonly associated with arti­ Blondie when the band was Landslides, flooding and Several dikes of a tributary ficial candy and kitsch '70s just another unsigned group CABRERA overflowing rivers created by of the Imjin River, which at poster art. playing in New York clubs. Better known as 53 centimeters (21 inches) of one point flows along the bor­ "Juan-Chong/Juan Prudencio" The hair dye du jour? It's It was a time so devoid of rain that lashed the region der of the rival Koreas, caved Born: May 2, 1934 called Manic Panic and it comes hair coloring alternatives that was called to his eternal rest on Wednesday, in at several points. since Saturday have caused an in shades of"atomic turquoise," lead singer Debbie Harry was July 24, 1996 at the age al 62. estimated$ 10 million in dam­ Officials warned that the "cotton candy," "shocking using mere food coloring on f'mdeccOsod by h/1· Surviv

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE DEADLINE: 12:00 noon the day prior to publfcallon . At the movies :·.·:··.. ·.··.:·:·.···..• ~.. :··.·..... :·.... ·.·.~·:·.· •.·... ··.·.·.. ···.·.. ··.····.·. ···:·.·····::.··,i;:····.··:·:······ ·:.·:·.··.·>·.···.. ···.::.···.··.···.·•.•. ·.· ..• :::•: • •.•.. ••••••.· .. ·········.·.·:·.···: •.•· •.. ·••. ·•·.·.•.. ·•....• •••••··.•••••••.• ·•. :.•· .•• ·.• ·•· .. • COMMONWEALTH OF THE >~:.':·:·.' .·:·:· ::· .:.··,:-. ,'",' ::_.:.:,.:. : .._ .. -·.:.·. ,·:,_·. ·, _·- . JJ::::::;:~~ :.· ··•·•• NOTE: If some reason youradverti&3rl"lE3~tlsincorrect, call us immediately to make the necessary corrections. 1he Marianas Var1ety News and Views is responsible only for one Incorrect Insertion. We reserve the right IN THE MATIER OF PETITION 'A Time to Kill' a casting coup c·1ass.if ied Ads Section . to edit. refuse. reject or cancel any ad at any time. FOR ADOPTION OF: By DOUGLAS J. ROWE and puff treatment from many Fricker, the Oscar winner from would be swayed. "My Left Foot," as Jake's put­ Of course, the fact that JOHN ADA JR .• NEW YORK (AP)· The hype in the entertainment press, in­ Employment Wanted 01 PLUMBER-Salary:$3.05 per hour 01 AUTO PAINTER-Salary:$3.05 per 01 SALESPERSON-Salary:$3.05 per 01 MASON-Sa\ary:$2.90 per hour upon secretary; Charles S. Hailey ac.tually did it might 03 FRP TECHNICIAN (FIBERGLASS hour hour 02 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour minor, stops here. And no, it's not cluding Vanity Fair and En­ 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$900 per Contact: RONG-YAN ENT. INC. dba 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.9Q. per Dutton, TV's "Roe" and star have some bearing, too. REINFORCED PLASTIC)-Salary:$3.05 BY: SANDY BILLY HAMBROS, and just because he's beautiful. tertainment Weekly - has the per hour month Ming Ming Store Tel. 235-2019(8/ hour "A Time to Kill" opened JULIA WILLIAM HAMBROS, It's mainly bec<1use Mat­ film's lead role and is sur­ of Broadway's "The Piano Contact: Y.M. BM CORPORATION (7/ Contact: SAPPHIRE ENTERPRISES 12)M225198 Contact: KAM CORPORATION Te!. Petitioners. thew McConaughey, who has rounded by some top-notch Lesson," as the stolid sheriff; July 24 in the United States. 29)M224S63 INC. dba Salyn's Beauty Shop Tel. 234- 233-6964(8/12JM225190 9869(8/5)M225084 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$3.05-4.50 ADOPTION CASE NO. 96-76 been touted as Paul Newman acting talents. Oliver Platt as Jake's soft-bod­ 01 TRAVEL COUNSELOR-Sat­ per hour 01 CIVIL ENGINEER-Salary:$800.00 and Marlon Brando rolled into Applying the axiom about a ied, cynical pal; and Kiefer Job Vacancy ary:$4.00 per hour 01 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$2. 75-$3.05 Contact: MEDINA CONSTRUCTION per month one, is not. That's glaringly chain bi:ing as strong as its Sutherland as a man who in­ Do you ... Contact; OCEAN EXPRE$S SAIPAN per hour AND SERVICES, INC. (8/12)M225195 Contact: YANG'S CORPORATION Tel. NOTICE Of HEARING apparent in the new film "A weakest link, it's like they' re stigates a KKK uprising be­ Continued from page 1 Announcement INC. (7/2S)M224965 Contact ANGELITA M. BUNIAG dba 235-6784(8/12)M22518S Alanar's Enterprises Tel. 234-0695(8/ 01 CASHIER-Salary:$3.05-3.25 per Time to Kill." titanium and he's crudely cause his brother was one of Notice is hereby given that on Au­ and hwnan rights laws that federal 01 GENERAL MAINTENANCE-Sal­ 5)M225082 hour 02 GARBAGE COLLECTOR-Sal­ Not that he's awful. Still, forged steel. the slain slimy duo. 01 SINGER ENTERTAINER (FE­ Contact: AMERICA G & G TRADING ary:$3.05 per hour gust 22, 1996 at 1 :30 PM in the agencies should be enforcing. ary:$3.05 per hour McConaughey _ who's re­ Snap! Best of all, though, is MALE)-Salary:$5.25-$7 .00 per hour Contact: LUCKY CORP. dba Lucky Star 01 COMPTROLLER·Salary:$1,750 per DEV. CORP. LTD. dba Freid's Home Contact: R.J.A. CORPORATION dba courthouse of the Superior Court in He added that the CNMl, through a Contact: MARINO PRODUCTION INC. month Karaoke Night Tel. 235-0578(81 Garbage Collection Services Tel. 234- ceived gushing cover stories McConaughey ("Dazed and Samuel L. Jackson, who por­ Tel. 234-9681 (7129)M224966 Susupe, Saipan. Northern Mariana partnership with various federal agen­ dba Tahara Show (7/29)M224976 Contact: STANDARD BUSINESS 12)M225194 3462(8/12)M2251 B6 Confused," "Boys on trays the vengeful father, Carl Islands, the petitioners will petition the cies, ha, refonned it, labor and immi­ 05 CUTTER-Salary:$2.90-$3.10 per CORP. dba Standard Furniture & Wood· Side") plays Jake Brigance, a Lee Hailey. 01 ELECTRICIAN SUPERVISOR-Sal­ craft Tel. 234-3104(8/5)M225081 07 MASON-Sa\ary:$2.90-3.00 per hour 01 OFFICE MANAGER-Sal- the Court to adopt the above-named HOUSES/ ' gration laws, and ha, improved it, en­ hour - . ' . . His performance gets you ary:$1,300 per month 55 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS- 02 STEEL WORKER, REINFORCING­ ary:$600.00-800.00 per hour minor. young Southern lawyer who's forcement. 01 MECHANICAL ENGtNEER-Sal­ Salary:$2.90-$3.60 per hour · Salary:$2.90-3.20 per hour Contact: PACIFIC OVERSEAS CORP. barely keeping up with office thinking that "A Time to Kill" Tenorio said the CNMl's labor con­ Dated this 25th day of July, 1996. ary:$1,768 per month 02 COOK-Salary:$2.90 per hour 01 ESTIMATOR-Salary:$3.10 per hour 02 CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR­ dba Rona's Recruiting Services Tel. APARTMENT . expenses. He gets his chance would be much more than a ditions are "at least a, good as in the 50 Contact: SHINRYO CORPORATION 05 MACHINE PRESSER (PRESS OP­ Contact: ALMABELLA P. Salary:$2.90-3.40 per hour 235-9091 (8/12)M225187 to pay the bills and make his time-killer if the film focused states," and that Clinton should send Tel. 322-1195(7/29)M224975 ERATOR)-Salary:$2.90-$3.10 per hour WEATHERSBEE dba Debrent Enter­ 02 PLUMBER-Salary:$2.90·3.20 per prises Tel. 233-9142/43 or 233-2643(8/ hour /s/ REYNALDO 0. YANA . · N"EEDED bones when called upon to on his character rather than one or more members of the White 01 HAND PACKAGER-Salary:$2.90per 03 GAME ROOM ATTENDANT-Sal­ 05)M225080 04 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90-3.20 per Attorney for Petitioners defend a hard-working black McConaughey's. He's inter­ House staff to look how the CNM I's hour WANTED ary:$3.10-$3.50 per hour 02 ELECTRICAL REPAIRER (MAINTE· hour 2BIDRDDMS man accused of murder. esting, layered, multifaceted. alien labor situation compares to that of Contact: CASAN, INC. dba Poker & 01 MAINTENANCE REPAIRER, 02 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$2.90-3.30 Blllllfflll fill WlllEIAU CO. DllllEt. NANCE)-Salary:$2.90-$3.55 per hour FAMIUM WI Dm ll'ffll'C FIJI Ml,NP I GIL Not that anyone would He's angry and smart. the other 50 states. Games Kingdom Tel. 234-3488(7/ BUILDING-Salary:$500 per month per hour 3BIDRDDMS 02 QUALITY CONTROL CHECKER· RfXllf 1111. IAIAIIY ll'IN·IIPIMJS ON EXP!llllliCE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE blame the guy for blowing Probably best-known as "As far a, I know, there are not now 29)M224973 Salary:$2.90-$3.00 per hour 02 SALES PERSON-Salary:$3.05 per 02 WELDER-Salary:$2.90-3.15 per COMMONWEALTH OF THE hour hour APPIJ fN PHISON AT PACIFIC ISi£ IMPOlll1 APT/llDUSES srumos AND away the pair of boozy the speechifying hitman in anysweatshopsintheCommonwealth. Contact: SAM MARIANAS, INC. Tel. NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 01 MASON-Salary:$3.00 per hour 322-3444/5/6(7129) M224958 Contact: PACIFIC CENTURY INT'L INC. 02 CONSTRUCTION HELPER-Sal­ lND FUJ08, FAAIHY IIUIG. ffffilU'8lSf, GAIIAPAII 1 BIDROOMS rednecks who raped and left "Pulp Fiction," Jackson gets If there is, it is because the (Office of 01 PAINTER-Salary:$3.00 per hour ·dba Gecko Mini Tel. 233-4888(8/ ary:$2.90 per hour IN THE MATIER OF THE ESTATE fflR RB.IABLE BRIIIING for dead his 10-year-old to deliver the best lines in the Safety and Health Administration) ha, Contact: ISABEL D. CABRERA Tel. 234- 02 TOUR GUIDE-Salary:$700-$800 per 5)M225079 Contact: NORTH PACIFIC BUILDERS, OF: daughter. movie, as when he tells refused to establish a permanent pres­ 3756(7/29)M22496B month INC. Tel. 235-7171(8/12)M225193 BID INVITATION ence here, not because of any lack of Contact: J.W.M. CORPORATION dba 02 (HOUSEKEEPING) CLEANER PERlA GUNNACAO O'CONNOR, CAil: JEff 233-0229 But remember: This is the Brigance why he hired him to 02 SALESPERSON-Salary:$3.05 per 01 CONSTRUCTION HELPER-Sal­ MOA Travel & Tours Tel. 234-6564(7/ HALL-Satary:$3.05 per hour Deceased. will on our side," Tenorio said. hour American South. And best­ be his lawyer _ because he's ary:$2. 75 per hour 29)M224954 01 BLDG. MAINTENANCE-Sal· Bid for: 19B5 Mazda RX-7 Contact: BAEK-DOD DEVELOPMENT selling author John Grisham, white. But despite these improvements, Contact: CTS CONSTRUCTION INC. ary:$4.00 per hour License No. AAG 165 CIVIL ACTION NO. 96-677 CORPORATION dba Ming's Market Tel. officials in the Clinton administration Tel. 235-6051(7/29)M224970 02 WAITRESS-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: McM COMPANY, LTD. dba Interested party may submit their ANNOUNCEMENT producer of this adaptation of "See, Jake, you thin~ just 235-0405(8/12) M225192 continue to prevent the CNMI from 02 HAIRSTYLIST, BEAUTICIAN-Sal­ Marianas Joy Resort Tel. 235-2193(8/ sealed Bid at Midway Motors Office This is to inform the public that the first novel he ever wrote, like them," he says, referring 01 ACCOUNTANT-Salary:$5.63 per ary:$3.05 per hour NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS improving its international image. B)Th225137 San Jose Village or call offers up demonized denizens to the jury. "We're not friends. hour Contact: YANG HUNG DEVELOP· 02 BEAUTICIAN-Salary:$3.05 per hour LOLITA (Shiela) ANCHETA Tenorio said a deputy administrator Contact: GENEROSO D. HUERTAS 234-752417525 TO: Creditors of the estate of Perla of the old Confederacy. We're on different sides of Contact: CALVO-UMDA INSURANCE MENT COMPANY LTD. Tel. 235- is no longer employed by in the U.S. Labor Department has even CO., LTD. Tel. 234-5590/9(7/ 3807(7/29)M224953 01 MAINTENANCE WORKER-Sal­ SR. dba Gene's Barber Shop & Beauty Bidding Closes at 5:00 P.M. 08/01/96 Gunnacao O'Connor, deceased Members of the white su­ the line. Our daughters are PacifiCom, l.l.C. This took cited the CNMl's "labor abuses" a, 29)M224969 ary:$3.75 per hour Salon Tel. 233-6662(8/12)M225191 You are hereby notified that Jefferson W. premacist Klu Klux Klan mo­ never going to play together." Contact: MARIANO ALDAN dba Flora's effect July 13, 1996. reasons for denying Guam· s request 01 H.E. MECHANIC-Salary:$1,50(; per ...... O'Connor, of Saipan, has been appointed bilize, regular white folk are His emotional journey would be 01 GENERAL MANAGER-Sal- month Retail Store Tel. 235-0668(8/ and qualified as administrator of the estate for control over its own labor and im­ ary:$1,500-$4,000 per month 12)M225179 Any actions taken by Lolita unsympathetic and the local quite a trip to witness. Instead, we Contact: JSC CORPORATION TEL. · · :l>Z:E&E:C-::re>:a:&· · of Per:a Gunnacao O'Connor. (Shiela) Ancheta will not be migration. Contact: SHIMIZU CORPORATION Tel. 235-1721 (7 /29)M224952 Administrator's attorney of record is prosecutor, who has his eye must follow Brig~ce' s travails, The same federal official complained 234-5438/9(7/29)M224967 03 SALES Reynaldo 0. Yana of P.O. Box 52, Susupe C>:E-- -r&,A.:E:ail"ll::ail'Gr honored or approved by on higher office, drools at the which are undeniably formidable. that the s "insufficient regula­ 01 COOK-Salary:$4.00 per hour ATIENDANT(ASSOCIATES)/ASSIS­ Village, Saipan. Commonwealth of the CNMI' 01 MASON-Salary: $2.90 per hour Contact: SAIPAN LAULAU DEVELOP­ TANTS-Salary:$850.00 per month Northern Mariana Islands.All persons hav­ PacifiCom. chance to pander to the elec­ He and everyone close to him is tion" of alien workers ha, led to "U.S. 01 CARPENTER-Salary:$2.90 per hour MENT, INC. dba LaoLao Bay Golf Re­ Contact: CHRISTIAN DIOR SAIPAN ing claims againsl the deceased are hereby torate. threatened because he's taken citizen babies being born to women Contact: PEDRO C. /JUDY I. sort(7/29)M62017 LTD. dba Christian Dior Tel. 234-0550(8/ Salary: $30-42,000 per annum ,equired fo serve them duly certified on any As prosecutor, Kevin Hailey's case. He must send his whom the CNMI intended would have PANGELINAN dba P & J Ent. Tel. 234· 12)M225178 of the said administrators or their attorney IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN Spacey helps make up part of wife and little girl out of town so limited rights and residency." 8655(7/29)M224960 02 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTER-Sal­ of record at the addresses specified above, 70 SALESATIENDANTASSISTANTS­ Pacific Island Aviation, Inc. is soliciting employment the titanium link, they're safe. ary:$600 per month and to file them wilh the clerk of the Supe­ MARIANA ISLANDS although this "However, the problem is 100 per­ Salary:$880.00 per month rior Court of the Commonwealth of the 02 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT-Sal­ Contact: HERMAN B. CABRERA dba applications for the position of Director of Training. cliched-hemmed part gives His secretary's ailing husband cent cause.cl by the United States," Contact: B.M.I. SAIPAN, INC. dba Le Northern Mariana Islands, together with ary:$3.05 per hour Herman B. Cabrera & Associates Tel. CARRIER GUAM INC., proof of such service, within 60 days of the little latitude to the Academy dies because he's roughed up by Tenorio said. Contact: PACIFIC OVERSEAS COR­ 234-1778(7/29)M224985 Bone Marche International Tel. 234- The successful candidate will have a background in Curricu­ date of the first publication of this notice, (SAIPAN BRANCH) Award-winning actor to dis­ Klansmen. And his house finally is He added that, in the past, he ha, PORATION dba Rona's Help Supply 05509{8/12)M225177 Manpower (7 /29)M224961 or the claims will be barred. play the breadth of his talents. burned to the ground. requested the federal government to 01 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTER-Sat­ lum Development and Program Administration, at least three Dated this 26th day of July, 1996. 01 MASON-Salary:$2.90 per hour Plaintiff, amend the Covenant to require that ary:$890 per month That titanium chain also is The Boston-born law student 02 COOK-Salary:$3.05 per hour Contact: PATRICIA Q. ECHALUSE dba years training experience, and must be computer literate. vs. Contact: HERMAN B. CABRERA dba composed of Donald who hounds Jake into accepting children born in theCNMihaveatlea.,t Contact: KOREO CORPORATION dba J & P Construction Tel. 235-1163(8/ DANIEL CORRY, Herman B. Cabrera & Associates Tel. Isl REYNALDO 0. YANA Sutherland as Brigance's dis­ her help also winds up lashed to a one U.S. citizen parent in order to Koreojung Restaurant Tel. 234-3442(7/ 234-1778(7/29)M224983 12)M225176 Qualified applicants are welcome to apply to the Attorney for Administrator Defendant, 29)M224962 solute and discredited men­ tree. ThehotandhighlypaidSandra qualify for U.S. citizenship. SMALL CLAIMS NO. 96-919 02 BLDG. ELECTRICIAN-$3.05 per 01 MARINE SPORTS /NSTAUCTOR­ Human Resources Office, tor; Patrick McGoohan as the Nothing came out of the request, Salary:$1,200-2,000 per month Bullock seems miscast in this role. 01 ELECTRICIAN-Salary:$3.05 per hour Tenorio said. 01 AUTO BODY REPAIR-Salary:$3.05 5th Fir. Horiguchi Building, Garapan. IN TII Sfl'Elltlft CUT If TII presiding judge (unsubtly Though she received a reported hour 02 WELDER-Salary:$3.05 per hour SUMMONS BY PUBLICATIONS per hour CIIMIIW!Al.llf lif II Nll1llR'I MAIIANA m.vta named "Noose"); Brenda Contact: CONRADO L. MENDOZA dba 02 ELECTRONIC COMM. TECHNI­ Tel: (670) 234~3600 $ 6 million and top billing, she 01 DIESEL MECHANIC-Salary3.05 per Golden Enterprises Tel. 234-3276(8/ CIAN-Salary:$3.00 per hour TO: DANIEL CORRY doesn't appear until about one-third hour IN THE MATIER OF THE 5)M225083 02 MECHANIC HELPER-Salary:$3.05 of the way into the movie and seems Boy. • • per hour Contact: PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT . PACl,FIC ISLAND AVIATION, INC. . PETITION FOR THE ADOPTION INC. Tel. 322-8876(8/12)M225174 AND CHANGE OF NAMES OF YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to lack the heft to play a legal Continued from page 1 02ASST. MANAGER-Salary:$1,000 per 03 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE-Sal· IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER .: and notified to file any answer you wish New building in Garapan month ary:$3.00 per hour . . . . ' . . .. ~ .' . ' ' ... prodigy. 03 GARMENT, INSPECTOR-Sal­ LUZVIMINDA 8. HERNANDEZ, to make to the complaint, a copy of with Central Reception . running in the opposite direction Contact: MIRAGE CORPORATION Tel. 05 CABLE SPLICER-Salary:$3.05 per Considering that this ultimately hour ary:$2.90-3.20 per hour and PORFIRIO B. HERNANDEZ, JR , which is given you herewith, within thirty Area. suddenly turned left into a residential 233-4137(8/5)M225076 HIGH QUALITY is a courtroom drama, Joel 05 CABLE/LINEMAN HELPER-Sal­ 01 ADMINISTRATtVEASSISTANT-Sal­ (30) days after the second publication driveway. ary:$2.90-3.80 per hour ROUGH CERAMIC TILE $1 _65/PC 02 MASON-Salary:$2.90 per hour ary:$3.05 per hour Minor Children, Schumacher, who directs from a 05 PRESSER, MACHINE-Salary:$2.90· of this Summons, and to deliver or mail • Back-up water and The Mazda car hit the right side of 01 CARPENTER-Salary $2.90 per hour 02 AUTO BODY REPAIRER-Sal­ REGULAR - 2.45/PC By: screenplay by Akiva Goldsman, 3.20 per hour ROGERS. HERNANDEZ and a copy of your answer to CARRIER power the truck, which was driven by .Won 01 PAINTER -Safar $2.90 per hour ary:$3.05 per hour 20 SEWING, MACHINE-Salary:$2.90- JESUSA DUENAS HERNANDEZ, GUAM INC. (SA\PAN BRANCH) whose • Close to hotels, beach takes too long to get us into the Jun Lee, 28. Contact: VARGAS CORPORATION Tel. 02 AUTO PAINTER-Salary:$3.05 per 3.20 per hour HIGH QUALITY Petitioners. address is P.O. Box 3139, Saipan, MP and proposed shopping courtroom. And the film's ending 235·0297(8/5)M225089 hour Afterhitting the truck, the car swe1ved Contact: UNO MODA CORP. Tel. 234· ADOP", ION N0.96-77 96950 as soon as practicable after fil­ strains credulity, particularly since 03 H.E. OPERATOR-Salary:$3.05 per LONG LIFE area then collided with the Sonata car trav­ 1861 (8/12)M61564 02 AUTO BODY FENDER-Salary: $3.05 hour DOUBLE BURNER $11'0 ing your ·answer or sending it to the • Can be customized for we see jurors disobey the judge's elling on the opposite direction. Both per hour Contact: ORIENTAL ENTERPRISES NOTICE Of HEARING Clerk of this Court for filing. your needs 05 GENERAL MAINTENANCE-Sal­ 35LB GAS TANK FR EE orders. cars fell into a ditch. 02 AUTO BODY PAINTER-Salary: INC. dba Marianas Communication Ser­ Your answer should be in writing and ary:$3.05 per hour Date: September 5, 1996 No matter how impassioned, When this reporter arrived, a man $3.05 per hour vices Tel. 234-7B7B(8/5)MB1535 • • I filed with the Clerk of this Court at 06 COOK HELPER-Salary:$3.05 per Time: 1:30 p.m. Individual offices or entire clever, compelling and persuasive 02 AUTO BODY MECHANtC- ACROSS WENDELL'S MART was already clutching a baby out,ide 01 MECHANIC, MARINE ENGINE-Sal­ hour Judge: Edward Manibusan Saipan, MP 96950. It may be prepared 2nd Floor availabl~ for rent Contact: GRACE CORPORATION Tel. Brigance can make his clos­ their car while helplessly watching the ary:$1,000-$1,100 per month 02 KITCHENETT/CATERING-Sat­ · LOOK FOR MR. "LIANG . and signed for you by your counsel and 234-3220(8/5)M225095 . . . ing argument after presenting 03 MECHANIC, MARINE ENGINE-Sal· ary:$3.05 per hour Please take notice that at 1:30p.m., sent to the Clerk of this Court by mes­ bloodied boy lying on the road. CALL 235-4710 ary:.$500 per month Contact: MJ ENTERPRISES dba Aida September 5, 1996, or as soon thereaf­ senger or mail. It is not necessary for a weak case, it's hard to be­ The boy's mother, who was also 01 SECURITY GUARD-Salary:$3.05 L. Garong Tel. 234-6854(6/12)M225184 ter as can be heard, this Court will hold For info and viewing. per hour 05 INSTRUCTOR, SCUBA DIVING­ you to appear personally until further lieve those dozen people clutching another baby, went hysteri­ a hearing at the Superior Court House Contact: JOSEPH T. TORRES dba Salary:$500 per month HOUSE. notice. cal upon seeing her unconscious son. Contact: COMMONWEALTH MARINE 01 HEAVY (TRUCK DRIVER) EQUIP· FOR SALE in Susupe for the specific purpose of: Courtney's Plaza Tel. 234-6091 (81 MENT OPERATOR-Satary:$3.05 per 1. Determining whether a decree of If you fail to file an answer in accor­ Responding emergency medical 5)M225093 LEISURE CORP. dba Marine Sport & Leisure (8/5)M225086 hour ·FOR RENT Yamaha baby grand piano, adoption of the minor children, dance with this sum mens, Judgment by technicians from the Department of Contact: GUANGDONG DEV. CO., Luzviminda B. Hernandez and Poriirio 01 AUTO A/C MECHANIC-Sal· Default may be taken against you for Public Safety then brought the boy and 01 CLUB MANAGER-Salary:$3.05 per LTD. Tel. 288·2288(8/12)M225181 color black B. Hernandez, Jr., should be granted to the relief demanded in the Complaint. one of the two babies to CHC. ary:$3.05-$3.50 per hour 3 Bedroom, newly constructed petitioners herein Mrs. Min Bo (Regina) Cho is no longer associated Contact: TORRES REFRIGERATION hour BY ORDER OF THE ABOVE COURT. 01 SALESPERSON-Salary:$3.05 per 2. Affording any party adversely al· & The woman who drove the Mazda INC. Tel. 234·6098(8/5)M225092 Contact: ZHANG XIBIN dba Diamond Located at Denni Hill Contact .fected an opportunity to be heard. DATED this 25th day of July, 1996. with BW Corporation, BW Realty Management wa, taken inside a police car for safety . Club Tel. 233-7654(6/5)M225085 hour Contact: C.O.L.T. International Corpo­ past Capitol Hill, Dated this 26th day of July, 1996. She suffered bruises. ANNIE T. 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Their appearance in wa, Carter's 25th home run this season Continued from page 20 the annual NFL exhibition game Continued from page 20 and traveled an estimated 483 feet. backs fighting for the starting job ALL 11-1(5£ (O\.'GRf:55/0'JAL Ti-\G: THRE:.E. BA'S/( this season_ Tomzcak, Jim Miller in Tokyo was a publicity step by 1/JVE.:::,TIGATIO\JS AR( GUARAIJTCTS OF ACROSS 43 - -and­ Erik Hanson (9-12) worked six in­ David Wells (7-10) allowed two the NFL, which sees Japan as a A Ct.MC<:RATI( coming nings to snap his three-game losing open Aaron Hayden for 34 yards and Stewart. Et G!,I..J/Jllv:3 10 /'.'FFECT 1 Arm bone 45 Blondie or Answer to Previous Puzzle runs in 7 2-3 innings and Bobby Bonilla streak.MikeTimlinworkedoneinning Tcimzcak was the sharpest of growing market for the game. a.JR. WA'-< OF LI [:""E .•. 8)./G.RtJM~fJT... s Had on Dagwood - on a key 3rd-and-IS play. doubled and hit his 12th homer for the for his 18th save. The Chargers drove solidly the three. Miller had trouble get­ 9 A Davis 47 Skewered Orioles. Mike Devereaux also homered John Wasclin (6-3) gave up six runs 12 Capital ol dish twice more against the Steelers in ting the Steelers moving and threw Ukraine 50 "- Window" for Baltimore, and B.J. Sum.off had on six hits over five innings. the second quarter but stalled both an , while Stewart was O O 0 13 Ascend 51 Beast three hit~. including a three-run triple. Carter's home run came only two us 14 Guido's high 53 Word with The victory was only the fifth in 18 days times and settled for two field erratic, mixing ill-timed passes Continued from page 20 note War or horse games for Baltimore. after Marie McGwire hit the longest goals by John Carney. with some sharp scrambles. 15 Landed 57 -down on scored 26 points on 7-for-19 shooting. property the job Hershiser(I0-7)gaveup 11 hits and home run ever at Sky Dorne, a 488-foot Late in the third quarter the "I think we executed very well," Then, the U.S. team finally kicked 17 Social 58 Music's - four walks in 5 1-3 innings. The JO shot to the seventh row ofthe fifth deck Chargers capitalized on a 3 7-yard said Tomzcak. "I felt relaxed in function McEntire earned runs allowed was a career high in left. Jose Canseco also has homered into high gear. 19 Highway 50 - and easy pass interference penalty against the pocket." McClain, playing in her third Olym­ 21 Sing Swiss­ 51 Sullivan and and pushed his ERA from 3.71 to 4.25. into the fifth deck. The game marked the first time style McMahon Palrneiro's homer wa~ the first against Geronimo Berroa hit his 26th Al void Mays that brought them to pics, srored 16 of her 24 point, in the Japanese players have ever seen 22 Yessed 62 -with the Hershiser in IO starts since May 28. home run and Matt Stairs hit his the Steelers I 0. Third-string quar­ second half. Edward,, a four-time 26 Artificial punches Wells (7-10) allowed nine hit~ and terback Craig Whelihan hit tight NFL action. Linebackers Takuro Olympian,camethrough with20poinl,. language 63 Diving bird fifth for Oakland, extending the benefited from four double plays. A's streak to 23 games with at least end Brian Roche with a touch­ Abe and Shigemasa Ito saw ac­ 15 assists and seven rebounds. 27 Kelly of 50 She was 7-for-8 from the field and Across DOWN 7 -29 © 1996 United Feature Syndicate Blue Jays 6, Athletics 4 one homer, two shy of the major down pass on the next play to tion for the Steelers on several 28 Com on the In Toronto, Joe Carter became the league record. kickoffs and linebacker Takahiro McClain was 12-for-14. 1 Hawaiian 20 Georgia city make it 20-3. A Georgia Dome crowd of 33.952, whistle third player to homer to SkyDome's Yankees 5, Royals 4 Ikenoue joined the Chargers' de­ 30 25th letter instrument 8 Resist openly 22 Matures upper level, hitting a three-run shot that In New York, Darryl Strawberry The Steelers came back in the another record for women's basket­ 33 Estrada ID 2 Fleur-de· - 9 Grassy area 23 liberate fense in the fourth quarter. lifted Toronto pa~t Oakland. capped a four-run third inning with an fourth quarter to make it 20-10 on ball, saw the U.S. team wear down the 34 Mistake in 3 N.J. cager 10 'I cannot tell 24 Film partner The three Japanese former col­ . printing 4 Cupidity of Ginger Carter's homer, which landed in the RBI single and Kenny Rogers allowed a 5-yard pass from Cordell Stewart Australians with its size, quicknessand, 37 -Corral 5 Coffee 11 Reiner or Rogers (inits.) 1 second row of the fifth deck at six hit, in six innings for New Yark. to tight end John Farquhar. lege stars have played in Europe most notably, its depth. 38 Sun. talk additive Lewis 25 Period ) 40 Not at home 5 Roman 51 16 Bullfighter 29 Treasurer 41 Oven 7 Clean-- 18 On behalf of 31 Exercise 'I',l to compete with private sector the amount we receive from rent­ ing design for the building was system spaces for private sector clients." als," he added. done by Commonwealth Archi­ 32 Pieced out Retirement. h In addition, Manglona said the tects and Engineers and by 35 Scour 'r·, Gov't ... Continued from page 1 According to Manglona, the 36 Motherly fi Continued from page 1 Fund would save rental money on reduction of the government's Cristobal, Laguana and Associ­ women the building. Right now, the Fund unfunded liability to the Fund will ates in Guam at a cost of about PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz 39 July tor Frank Camacho, said he made ministrator, the last day for bids birthstones is renting its office in Nauru Build­ also be accelerated. $333,000. sure his visit was "unannounced." on the construction contract is 7,2'? 42 Neon symbol ing for about $60,000 per annum. By doing that, he said the gov­ Manglona refused to divulge l WEARD Tl-JERE 44 Sister-in-law Even Sablan, Camacho and August 9. Bids are scheduled to "Aside from rental savings, ernment may have to contribute total project cost saying that will ):, ARE TWELVE of J.R. Ewing Tenorio'ssecurity detail were not be opened that same day. 46 Heavy- another reason why we decided to less by the same amount realized be determined by the bidders ac­ f BEAGLES ON THE (music) informed of the visit, Tenorio said. The three-story building, with put this up is so we can build in rentals. cording to the project plans and ~ JLJR'< .. i-lOW DID 47 Cabbage Asked after the inspection if he about 30,000 square feet offloor 48 Geraint's wife equity with the building itself and "Some people may think that specifications. /; "T\.\E'1' Ul

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He's known as the one of the most powerful barriers that "Wizard of Odds." 20-MARIANAS VARIETY NEWS AND VIEWS-MONDAY-JULY 29, 1996 Bailey world's fastest man way. Patrols gave extra scrutiny to Joyner-Keesee, the heptathlon gold A TLANT~ (AP) - Spurred on by Torrence. Devers and Ottey both gloom after a bomb killed one per­ determination that terrorist bombers were timed in l 0.94 and Torrence in son and injured more than 100 early suspicious objects reported at vari- medalist in the last two Olympics, must not win, the Olympics went I 0.96. Before Devers, tlie last woman Saturday in a downtown park meant ous places around the city. . shed tears after a right hamstring ahead Saturday. The immediate re­ to repeat as Olympic 100 champion to bring the fun and spirit of the But there was general agreement injuryforcedheroutofthechasefor ward was a world record l 00-meter was Wyomia Tyus in 1964-68. Atlanta Games.to everyone. A Turk­ with the decision that the games athirdconsecutivetriumph. But run of 9.84 .seconds by Canada's Another of the day's winners was ish television cameramen died of a should go on. then came Bll;iley, who broke the Donovan Bailey. But before British rower Steven Redgrave, who heart attack while running to film the "It is this force that brings people 100-meter record of 9.85 set by Bailey claimed the title of world's became only the fowt!\ athlete to explosion's aftennath. · together and it is the only thing that American Leroy Burrell in 1994. fastest human, a capacity crowd of capture gold medals at four .straight Quickly, heavily armed soldiers can fight against this attack," said Bailey, a Canadian born in Ja- 85,000 in Olympic Stadium saw de­ games. were deployed at competition sites. Andrea Giani, an Italian volleyball maica, overtook Frankie Fredericks fending champion Linford Christie Redgrave won his race while rain Tougher security checks caused de­ player. of Namibia, who took his second of Britain disqualified for two false and heavy clouds were adding to the lays and long lines as spectators put , an American visitor try- consecutive Olympic silver medal in starts. The race started seven min­ aside their fears and came out an - ing to get tickets for women's div- 9.89. Ato Boldon of Trinidad won utes late after Christie at first refused ing, said, "We decided not to be the bronze in 9.90. to leave the track. intimidated. We live in an age of American Kenny Harrison set an The enthusiastic crowd also saw a terror and people are tired of being Olympic record of 18.09 meters (59 photo finish in the women's 100, scared." feet, 4 1/4) inches in winning the with defending gold medalist Gail It was the first terrorism at the triple jump gold medal. Britain's Devers edging Jamaica's Merlene Olympics since 1972, when Pales- Jonathan Edwards, theworldrecord Ottey and American teammate Gwen tinians seized Israeli athletes in an holder, won silver with 17.88 (58- attack in Munich that left 17 people 8). dead. With their two track and field US beats In the main stadium, there was golds Saturday, the Americans led Australia . sadness of a different kind. Jackie the overall gold standings with 18. in women's· basketball. ' . . Women's soccer a sellout ATI..ANTA (AP)-Challenged for the Tickets were selling briskly for Sunday's first time in the Olympics, the U.S. ATHENS, Georgia (AP)~ women's basketball team looked to its semifinals of the Olympic women's soccer tournament. veterans for help. As usual, Katrina As of Saturday afternoon, more than 60,000 tickets had been sold for McClainandTeresaEdwardsanswered. the games at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia. China will play Toe fonner University of.Georgia Brazil in the first game, followed by the United States against Norway. teammates led the way as the unbeaten Th,e United States and Norway began the tournament as co-favorites United States turned back Australia 96- for the gold medal. 79 Saturday night to clinch first place in its preliminary pool. The crowd would be the largest ever to see a women's soccer game Toe Australians led by six points in in the United States. The record was set Thursday, when 55,650 the first half and trailed by only three at watched the U.S. team tie China 0-0 at the Orange Bowl in Miami. halftime. They continued to keep it close for a while in thesecondasMichelleTirnms T~~gh luck for-Olympic press hit three straight3-pointers and a layup, ATLANTA (AP) - Journalists hoping to gather quotes from the :::uttingitto60-58with 15:56left. Timms winners of Saturday's Olympic shooting events were out ofluck if they . Continued on page 19 relied on one entry .in the games' computer system. "Today's events were won by a bunch of funny-talking shooters that no one in the press conference could understand," the item read. Rangers' Stevens triples in "Nobody cared, we are gone. By!" The quotes are gathered by volunteers hired by the Atlanta Committee for.the Olympic Games. 10th inning to beat Chicago A further search turned up quotes from skeet gold medalist Ennio '9IlCAGO(AP)-~Stevens!1ip!ed The Rangers tied it in the eighth straight at one point and finished his Falco ofltaly, his countryman and bronze medalist Andrea Benelli, and m the go-ahead run m the 10th ~g whenDeanPalmerandl..eeStevenshit · thirdcompletegamethisyearwithnine from free rifle three-position winner Jean-Pierre Amat of France. Sanrrday and th~ Texas Range~rallied infield singles off Matt Karchner and strikeouts and one walk. froma~ l deficttt? beattheQ1;ica~o6- pinch hitter Ivan Rodriguez greeted Mcl)onald(l0-4),unbeateninseven 4, se?ding the White Sox to thel!e1ghth Roberto Hernandez with an RBI single previous starts at Anaheim Stadio.m, loss~ 10 g~. . after falling behind 0-2 in the count went the distance despite allowing IOC's plan for table tennis Pinch-hitter Kurt. S~well drew. a Angels 7, Brewers O Snow's third career slam in the second ATLANTA (AP) - Some of the best women's table tennis players in the leadoff walk from B~ SUJ?BS _(0-7) m In Anaheim, California, J.T. Snow inning. He gave up nine hits, walked world are not at the Olympics. Why? Because they're Chinese. the10h~dStevenslinedhishitoffthe hit a grand slam and Chuck Finley oneandstruckoutsix. The International Olympic Committee wants a broad geographical fencemnghtfi~ldAn~utlater, Steyens pitched a six-hitter, leading California Orioles 14, Indians 2 representation of players, so each nation can have only three singles scored on Kevm Elster s I 0th sacnfice to a 7-0 victory against Milwaukee and In Baltimore, Baltimore scored l O fly of the ~n. . long-time nemesis Ben McDonald. runs off Orel Hershiser, including a players (plus one more to make two doubles teams). . Gil Heredia ~2-3) pitched a scoreless Finley ( 11-8) extended his scoreless grand slam by Rafael Palmeiro, and In the latest International Table Tennis Federation rankings, the lllil:th for the ~ct?ry, and Ed Vosberg inning streak 16 2-3 innings with his ended a five-game losing streak. · world's top 11 players - and 14 of the top 16 - are Chinese. finishedforhiss1Xthsave. 12th career shutout. He retired 14 Continued on page 19 Among t'1e most prominent ranked players not in. Atlanta: No. 5 Wang Chen, No. 6 Yang Ying, No. 8 Wang Nan and No. 11 Li Ju. i'Chargers-aown-,stee1ers~,,20=1cr1 Culture shock for Chinese tankers 1 TOKYO (AP)· The San Di- Dome, in the annual NFL exhibi- Steelersdefenseallowedreceiv- ; ATLANTA (AP)- The Chinese women were expected to dominate the · ego Chargers trounced the Pitts- tion_ in Japan. ers to get wide open and.dropped swimming, but their only gold was Le Jingyi's in the 100-meter ; burgh Steelers 20-10 Sunday, ~1ttsburgh started strong with several easy . :, freestyle. \ relying on sharp passing by all . _Mike· Tomczak at , Starter , who r; Overall, China had one gold, two silver and two bronze out of a j three of their and mov_ing sharply t?. the Chargers played just one series, led the ij:; possible 81 medals in swimming. i helped by a porous Steelers de- 22 before the dnve stalled and Chargers ·to their first touch- Liu Limin, silver medalist in the 100-meter butterfly Tuesday, said ' fenst. Joseph Wood kicked a 39-yard down, a 1-yard run by Leonard China's young swimmers have been affected by the food, accommoda­ i The teams were playing their field goal. _ Russell. Humphries scrambled tions and time difference. I first exhibition game of the sea- After that it was all Chargers · from the pocket to find a wide- "Since we cannot eat what we like, how can we have a good I son before40,I63 fans at Tokyo until the fourth quarter, as the performance?" she said. "Once I entered the cafeteria, I didn't find any l___--~~~~~~~-,#-~-·~=--~-~-~- Continued on page 19 delicious meal for me to pick."

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